Six Lavender Wyandotte Eggs
Half dozen eggs.
The Lavender Wyandotte is a heavy bird that flaunts beautiful smoky blue and lavender plumage. We love the Wyandotte breed here for what we call their “bloomers” - an underfluff that covers a large percentage of their legs to keep them warm on chilly nights. These birds are a little slower to mature than other breeds, and will be full grown at about eight months. This breed is also a TBH favorite for being relatively docile.
Egg: Pink-tinted medium eggs, these birds can lay over 180 eggs per year.
Color/Characteristics: Lavender plumage, rose comb, red combs and earlobes.
Half dozen eggs.
The Lavender Wyandotte is a heavy bird that flaunts beautiful smoky blue and lavender plumage. We love the Wyandotte breed here for what we call their “bloomers” - an underfluff that covers a large percentage of their legs to keep them warm on chilly nights. These birds are a little slower to mature than other breeds, and will be full grown at about eight months. This breed is also a TBH favorite for being relatively docile.
Egg: Pink-tinted medium eggs, these birds can lay over 180 eggs per year.
Color/Characteristics: Lavender plumage, rose comb, red combs and earlobes.
Half dozen eggs.
The Lavender Wyandotte is a heavy bird that flaunts beautiful smoky blue and lavender plumage. We love the Wyandotte breed here for what we call their “bloomers” - an underfluff that covers a large percentage of their legs to keep them warm on chilly nights. These birds are a little slower to mature than other breeds, and will be full grown at about eight months. This breed is also a TBH favorite for being relatively docile.
Egg: Pink-tinted medium eggs, these birds can lay over 180 eggs per year.
Color/Characteristics: Lavender plumage, rose comb, red combs and earlobes.